Cuerno literally translates to "horn," like one on an animal. However, it has a famous double meaning in Spanish slang.
The idiom "poner los cuernos" (literally "to put the horns on") means to cheat on a romantic partner. In "TU NAME", the singer reveals the reason for the breakup in one line: "Todo por un cuerno" (All because of an infidelity), making this a powerful and essential piece of slang to learn.
“TU NAME” is Fuerza Regida’s fiery victory lap after a messy breakup. Over a swagger-filled Regional Mexican beat, the singer flips heartache into a wild celebration, bragging that he has traded an ex who cheated (“todo por un cuerno”) for a life of nonstop party, party. He parades through shopping sprees, new flings, and late-night revelry, rubbing in the fact that he now spoils other women with the gifts and attention his ex never got.
Beneath the bravado, the chorus “Se me olvidó tu name” captures the song’s punchline: forgetting her name equals erasing her power over him. The track becomes an anthem of cutting ties, reclaiming confidence, and living large in neon-lit clubs—proof that sometimes the best revenge is simply moving on, louder and prouder than ever.